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Go Behind the Scenes and Beyond the Wall with this 'Game of Thrones' Video
Features By Scott Beggs on February 1, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhenever I read the portions of "Storm of Swords" where Jon is tromping around Beyond The Wall, it always feels ridiculous because George R.R. Martin's descriptions make it seem like every living thing should be frozen up there. I mean, seriously. Is there really a place where it's unbearably icy yet human beings manage to move around and build a life? Apparently there is, and apparently it's Iceland. Go figure. Unfortunately, there's only about 5 hours of sunlight, so it makes shooting there a little difficult, but according to this Game of Thrones behind the scenes video (via Wired), Iceland is the perfect, "other-worldly" place to stand in for the cruel cold that lies north of The Wall:
8 Honest Behind-The-Scenes Documentaries That Show Both Sides Of Movie Making
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on January 17, 2013 | Comments (7)It seems very rare that a behind-the-scenes documentary will earnestly try to show how the movie is made over trying to sensationalize the process. After all, who exactly is the demographic watching these things? Is it people who are genuinely interested in learning the techniques, or is it casual fans of a particular movie peeking behind the curtain? A good documentary caters to both – but above all should be honest in how the film was made. I'd like to explore some of the most earnest examples that I've come across. Either as stand alone films or DVD extras – these are documentaries that show, for better or for worse, the good and the bad aspects of the movie making process. This is stuff that no film goon should miss.
Watch How Paul Franklin Blew Up a Football Field for 'The Dark Knight Rises'
Features By Scott Beggs on November 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentVideo: The Dark Knight Rises: Bane's football explosion As you may know, The Dark Knight Rises is hitting home disc formats on December 3rd. It's almost like there's a major purchasing season in the works, and maybe the team at Legendary read Robert Fure's rant about special editions and bonus features because they're showing off the stuff you get if you go Blu-ray and go home with Batman's last adventure (until it's rebooted next week). To wit, a tidy little behind-the-scenes look at how the team blew up a football field as Hines Ward ran in for a touchdown. Spoiler alert: they did it by blowing up a football field as Hines Ward ran in for a touchdown. Most fascinating is probably the design-level coordination it took to build small bunkers for actors to dive into while simulating their disappearance from the collapsing field. Of course, it's great simply to get a glimpse into the mind of Christopher Nolan and visual effects supervisor Paul Franklin. Very cool stuff. [MSN]
Watch: Jake Gyllenhaal Guides Us Through the Ennui of Another Photo Shoot
Features By Kate Erbland on August 17, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? During his photo shoot for the cover of this month's Details, Jake Gyllenhaal was let loose with a camera, using it to capture the boredom and the tedium that accompanies such a high profile shoot, along with plenty of shots of craft services and people bitching about each other. Oh, Hollywood! The short also plays as a nice companion piece to the single song that makes up its soundtrack – Aaron Embry's "Moon on a Daylit Sky." Yes, it's pretty naval-gazey, but aren't most photo shoots? What will it cost you? Only 4 minutes. Skip work. Watch more short films.
Peter Jackson Shares 'The Hobbit' Comic-Con Footage with the World in Latest Production Video
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 2, 2012 | Be the First To CommentMany of us weren't at Comic-Con this year, and many of us felt a range of emotions about it. Oddly enough, there were a lot of people in San Diego sharing that same exact range of emotions. For those who didn't get to make the trip and sleep on a hotel floor just to wait on a grass lawn for 5 hours in order to see a few scraps of footage, we missed out on at least one amazing thing: work from The Hobbit lovingly displayed by Peter Jackson. But despair no longer! In his latest production blog (and, seriously, isn't it amazing that he takes the time and energy to share the process so intimately with fans?), Jackson brings us all to San Diego with him and delivers the visual goods. That includes some behind-the-scenes greetings from a few soon-to-be-familiar faces. Check out the video for yourself:
'Wolverine' Set Footage Puts You in a WWII POW Camp
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 1, 2012 | Comments (1)If you're anxiously awaiting Wolverine, or if you just love hearing Australian accents, this video from News 7 has both. The production headed by James Mangold (3:10 to Yuma) is currently filming in Kurnell, and the local news caught some excellent looks at a WWII Japanese POW camp that looks very, very beeg. The character's X-Men Origins entry was a giant mess, but after so much off-and-on development as well as hype surrounding the Christopher McQuarrie script that takes its cues from the seminal Frank Miller/Chris Claremont mini-series set in Japan, it's just good to see filming underway. Plus, the set looks impressive. [JoBlo]
'Anna Karenina' Featurette: What's the Point in Doing a Safe Adaptation?
Features By Scott Beggs on July 30, 2012 | Comments (1)Focus Features has a new behind-the-scenes look at Joe Wright's Anna Karenina adaptation that showcases the lavish potential of the movie's look and the experimental bat pointed toward the left field bleachers of Russia. Wright's track record is solid for both historical fiction and methods that are out of the ordinary, and it's excellent to see the two blended here for a Tolstoy novel that's seen the screen more than a few times already. The only strange thing about this featurette is how joyous and life-affirming it seems in the face of utterly bleak source material. Check it out for yourself, and see how Wright brought Russia onto a stage and filmed it.
What Will Happen to Special Features in the Era of Streaming Movies?
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on July 3, 2012 | Comments (3)It's difficult to think that something as definitive of modern-age movie-watching as DVD special features could become a thing of the past, but there are plausible scenarios in which that could happen. DVD and Blu-Ray sales have slowed in the past few years as viewers become more and more accustomed to streaming services as their go-to means of watching movies in the home. However, when viewers streams a film via Netflix, Amazon, iTunes, or Hulu, more often than not, they receive the film itself and nothing else. The attraction for audiences who use streaming services is exclusively the film and the film alone, not the film in conjunction with other supplementary materials that immerse the viewer further into the creation of that film. The film – for the first time since the days of VHS – now speaks for itself. After DVDs first became popular in the late 90s and early 2000s, the value of the DVD could be determined (and often manipulated) by how much material the discs provided for outside the running time of the film. The appeal of buying a DVD of a particular film did not lie in owning the film itself, but having access to that film in connection to a web of information related to it. Documentaries, commentaries, and deleted scenes provided a DVD experience that felt definitive – these discs made available the notion that herein was everything to know and understand about a particular film. The Lord of the Rings Extended Trilogy, […]
Latest 'Hobbit' Production Blog Shows Off a New Legolas and How Movies Really Get Made
Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 6, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhat's striking about the newest production blog for The Hobbit is how many people it features – and even then, it's probably 1% of the full crew. For anyone wondering what making a movie is really like, this is a nice primer (even if it's staged). People living in a trailer village, shuffling paper from one office to the next, coordinating with the extensive costuming department. These are the tricks behind the magic. The dwarf noses are fake, but the fire is real. The video features Peter Jackson, many of the actors, and the badass taking over as Legolas while Orlando Bloom films the blog footage. It's a cool tour through Stone Street Studios and the behind-the-scenes world of Gloin and Friends. Check it out for yourself:
Darren Bousman Explains How Sitting on a Shelf Made 'Mother's Day' Go From 2,000 Screens to 3
Features By Scott Beggs on May 15, 2012 | Comments (2)"In some cases however, the passage of time is a blessing…Time heals all wounds, makes us forget, or, allows us a chance to reflect. Three years is an abundance of time. A lot can happen in 36 months: wars have been fought and lost, relationships have blossomed and then been destroyed, children have been conceived, born, and taken their first steps. In the case of Mother's Day, 3 years was the amount of time it took me to become disillusioned with the filmmaking process." That's director Darren Bousman revving the horror engine on a nightmare. It doesn't involve a reverse bear trap or a team sent back for your organs, so it's probably scarier. It's the story of how a movie that Bousman made that simultaneously met his creative vision and received high praise from testing audiences went from a huge potential opening to a release last weekend that no one heard about. Bousman goes into deep detail, chronicling the journey of a movie that wrapped in 2009 and didn't see the light of day until 2012. It's a must-read piece for how candid Bousman is regarding a hell on the other side of development. Let's call it Post-Production Hell. His segment on what watching a test audience react to his work is especially enlightening. Ultimately, the train of events looks something like this:
Would You Buy Digital Copies of Scripts From Iconic Movies?
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 10, 2012 | Comments (3)Warners is hoping to start a beautiful friendship with movie fans by offering digital copies of classic scripts – complete with background information and scenes embedded amidst the dialogue and description. Their digital distribution arm has announced the "Inside The Script" program which makes available these beefed-up versions of the original screenplays for classics for iBookstore, Kindle and NOOK. In addition to the script, a veritable book of production history, production notes, storyboard, pictures, posters and behind-the-scenes pictures are all included in the ten-dollar download (or $9.99 if you're a stickler for exactitude). Right now, the program includes work from Casablanca, North By Northwest, An American in Paris and Ben-Hur with plans to add more shortly. This seems like a treasure trove of movie geek goodness, but it'll be interesting to see if fans will shell out ten bucks for the privilege. What's most interesting here is that this is the kind of material normally relegated to coffee table books and historic tomes that could double as anchors. It's a sign that the studio is interested in engaging on a digital level. Now to see if that intuition will translate to film distribution itself. Either way, this program is a spectacular idea that could give a lot of fans the chance to delve deeper into a part of the movies they love. I'll take 3 Casablancas please. For more information, check out Inside The Script's Facebook Page.
4 Amazingly Mighty Videos Take You Behind the Scenes of 'The Avengers'
Behind the Scenes By Scott Beggs on April 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentJoss Whedon's excellent action geek-out The Avengers hits US theaters this weekend after a storm of anticipation that's lasted for four years and five movies. Marvel's ultimate team is finally together, and the results are incredibly impressive. You can read my review here, but while you sit in your Captain America uniform, unwilling to remove it or bathe for the next week, gear up to new giddy levels of excitement with these behind-the-scenes videos. From a disoriented Robert Downey Jr. to Jeremy Renner in fight choreography practice to a running Scarlett Johansson to Mark Ruffalo blissfully posing with a nude mini-Hulk, there are some really fascinating bits here:
Blood, Sweat and Latex: The Predator Experience (Part 3)
Movie News By Shannon Shea on October 3, 2011 | Comments (2)We packed the truck that would travel to location in Palenque, Mexico a few days before we traveled via airplane. The set crew: Steve Wang, Matt Rose, Shane Mahan, Brian Simpson, Richard Landon and me. Stan Winston would be with us, supervising the set work, understanding that we would only be gone for two weeks. At least that is what our work visas indicated. Palenque, Mexico was not a location easily reached. It required one flight from Los Angeles to Mexico City, another to Villa Hermosa, and finally a long ride in a Volkswagen bus through miles of rough country until we reached our hotel that was, from what we were told, the best in the area. It sat in a large clearing, surrounded by trees; two wings of rooms branched out from a central building that housed a restaurant/bar. Later, we discovered that Arnold Schwarzenegger had taken over the entire upper conference room and had turned it into a gymnasium that was open to anyone on the crew. As we settled into our rooms we were told that there would be screening of the film the next day for the cast and crew. My understanding was that this was for the benefit of the new crew members to get a chance to catch up and understand the shots needed to complete the film. A screen and projectors were set up in Arnold's gym.
Blood, Sweat and Latex: The 'Predator' Experience (Part I)
Blood Sweat and Latex By Shannon Shea on September 19, 2011 | Comments (1)There are events that define one's existence that go beyond being learning or growing experiences. They become scars. Battle scars. They may fade in time, but they don't go away. They persist. The memories of the events may become blurry, but every now and then, you run your fingertips along the raised, healed wound and remember. It all comes back like a punch in the nose. I had been on movie sets before and believed that I had been trained. The snarky ADs , the disinterested teamsters, the hustling, the waiting, they were all nearly second-nature to me, especially with the close of my on-set involvement with Monster Squad. However, nothing could prepare me for what I was going to face. My first location experience. My first time out of the country. My first time working set on a big budget film. My first time supervising a team. Predator would be all of those things and it would change my life forever.
Blood, Sweat and Latex: Lending a (Motorized) Hand to 'The Monster Squad'
Blood Sweat and Latex By Shannon Shea on September 12, 2011 | Comments (2)After working with both Mark Shostrom and Sonny Burman on Evil Dead II, I had ended up back at Stan Winston's studio. Stan and his permanent crew of John Rosengrant, Shane Mahan, Tom Woodruff, Jr., and Richard Landon were back in the shop from England and Aliens, and had just completed the Robert Zemekis episode of Amazing Stories, "Go to the Head of the Class." The next assignment was a mechanical boar for the Debra Winger/Theresa Russell vehicle Black Widow. No, you didn't miss anything. The sequence was cut just as we finished the puppet. Alec Gillis returned to the studio in time for the next Amazing Stories episode "Miss Stardust" for which we created three intergalactic beauty contestants. Ironically, it was during the shooting at Universal Studios, that Stan told us what the next assignment was going to be: A cross between The Goonies and Ghostbusters entitled The Monster Squad. Okay, confession time here. I do like the original Universal films Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Wolfman; I'm not a huge fan of The Mummy. Yes, my brother and I saw all of the films and collected the Aurora model kits (so good) but my love of monsters truthfully was for giant monsters: King Kong, Godzilla, Ray Harryhausen pictures, dinosaurs – those were the monsters that really ignited my imagination. I was partial to The Creature from the Black Lagoon, but technically, this was a 50s monster and not a 30s monster like its cousins. So when Stan told us […]
Writer James Toback Relates the Hilarious Winding Road to Getting 'The Gambler' Made
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 29, 2011 | Be the First To CommentYes, Martin Scorsese is planning a remake of 1974's The Gambler with Departed screenwriter William Monahan (and trying hard to get Leonardo DiCaprio in the lead role). Yes, the original's writer James Toback isn't happy that he wasn't told about the project. Yes, he wrote a letter to Deadline saying so. But, with all due respect to Toback and the slight that was committed against him, the boring interpersonal drama of who didn't call whom is nowhere near as fascinating as the rest of the story that he relates – namely, him selling a very personal script, finding the right lead, and the impact the film had. There are at least a half dozen times in his brief recounting that will draw either genuine laughter, or the kind that comes when no other response will do. His situation with getting his check signed at Paramount is outrageous, but it has this spark of what working in that world can sometimes be like. At any rate, it's a compelling tale of Hollywood success and confusion that deserves to be read.
Exclusive: 2 Stunning Photos From Behind The Scenes of 'Warrior'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on August 26, 2011 | Be the First To CommentI'm not usually interested in writing stories about photos. Most of the time, especially when you're not dealing with a superhero film, there's not much room for speculation or any sort of interesting commentary. With these behind the scenes pics for Warrior, not much can be said about them. However, I'll take any chance I can get to discuss Gavin O'Connor's family drama, because it's just that good. To make an easy comparison, it's this year's The Fighter. They are different films, but one big fact they both have in common? They're genuine crowd-pleasers. Warrior never panders to please. It, mostly, features well-earned drama that wins you over. If you need to feel secure about yourself, make sure to checkout how flabby and out of shape Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton look here. God, I feel bad for these guys.
The Giant Wooden Objects of 'Wrath of the Titans' Now in Picture Form
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 11, 2011 | Comments (3)An intrepid spy from some exotic corner of the world took a ton snapshots of some giant wooden objects that are supposedly being used for Wrath of the Titans, the sequel, of course, to Clash of the Titans. There's nothing to lose your mind about (unless you're one of those people that goes ape-y over prop construction (and there's nothing wrong with that)) as the photos mostly show an half-built ship, a bunch of barrels, and what appears to be a sunken wreck of something. It's behind the scenes stuff from Tumba Abierta (entretenimiento fantastico!) which Aint It Cool managed to pick up on. Here are a few samples:
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September 21, 2012 GLADBROOK - Trevor Trunck threw for a career-high 248 yards and two touchdowns while Chase Clark ran for 126 yards and two scores as Gladbrook-Reinbeck remained unbeaten in Class A District 4 play... more »»
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La Grange-born actress Sarah Wayne Callies is back in the spotlight. "The Walking Dead" and "Prison Break" star is now showcasing her talent in the new movie "Into the Storm," according to Splash:
Normally it'd be a miracle if someone came back from the dead, but for Sarah Wayne Callies, it's just another day at the office.
The La Grange-born actress's two most recognizable characters, "Prison Break's" Dr. Sara Tancredi and "The Walking Dead's" Lori Grimes, were both killed off — by decapitation during a failed rescue attempt and by childbirth, respectively — and, subsequently, both miraculously revived.
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materials science: block copolymers, dynamic fracture, effective moduli of composites, grain boundaries, grain growth, martensite and shape-memory materials, mushy regions, processing of semiconductor chips, stokesian dynamics for complex fluids, and superconductivity. As a basic framework for description, the committee's choice of general categories of focus or themes became the titles of this report's Chapters 2 through 8. This organization of subjects by themes is in contrast to the committee's phase-one survey (National Research Council, 1991a), which was organized around various classes or applications of materials (such as ceramics, electronic and semiconductor materials, polymers, and so on). Extensive cross-referencing has been provided between subjects or chapters when the same or a related topic is discussed elsewhere in this report. Subjects within chapters were chosen for illustration; the lists of subjects are not meant to be comprehensive. Further, the descriptions of those subjects and associated mathematical research opportunities present only a part of the much more wide-ranging totality (for example, cf. Langer, 1992; National Research Council, 1991c, 1989; Psaras and Langford, 1987). In the same way, the references given are intended to help the reader search further into the literature, with no attempt made to be complete. What appears in this report reflects the committee members' expertise and knowledge, that of the cross-section of individuals (see appendix) who were kind enough to provide information to the committee, and the project limits on time and funding.
The committee hopes that this report will help encourage research in the mathematical sciences that complements vital research in materials science, will generally raise awareness of the value of quantitative methods in materials science, and will spur researchers to explore the interface between the mathematical sciences and materials science. The committee also wishes to repeat the perspective expressed in its previous short report on the subject (National Research Council, 1991a): cross-disciplinary collaborations require long-term commitments.


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LAWRENCEVILLE - After a rainy Fourth of July, Gwinnett residents with any unused fireworks may want to wait until the remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy have passed through before lighting up the leftovers.
Lans Rothfusz, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service Office in Peachtree City, said Gwinnett residents should be expecting heavy rain with a chance of flash flooding early today. The National Weather Service has put Gwinnett under a flood watch until 4 p.m. today, and Rothfusz said they expect the rain to end mid-morning. "While the rain is needed, too much at one time can also be dangerous," Rothfusz said. Tropical Storm Cindy may not be the last storm to bring rains to north Georgia in the near future either, with Hurricane Dennis looming in the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters also warned Dennis was on track for the Alabama-Florida coastline. Rothfusz, however, said that while the path of Tropical Storm Dennis is uncertain, it's looking as if it might move up the central portion of the country and steer clear of the East Coast. This year's hurricane season has already made history, with July 5 being the earliest date to have four named Atlantic storms. Early indicators seem to show that this will be an active hurricane season, Rothfusz said. However, he said the season being active does not necessarily mean that many of the storms will make landfall, even though three of this year's four storms have come ashore so far. Despite the early activity this year and several storms that devastated the Florida coast last year, Rothfusz said this does not indicate consistently active hurricane seasons in the future. "Two years certainly doesn't make a pattern," Rothfusz said. For families planning trips to the Gulf Coast, Rothfusz said they should stay abreast of tropical storm systems that may arise. "People are going to need to pay attention to weather reports and plan accordingly," Rothfusz said. For one group of summertime employees, the rain has not been altogether unwelcome. Lindsay Timms, a lifeguard at the Richland neighborhood pool in Suwanee, said that the rain gives the guards an opportunity to do some cleaning along with a little relaxing. "Compared to really sunny days, it's been pretty slow," Timms said of some recent rainy weather. "It can get really hot and pretty crazy with all the kids around here, so it's nice to have a break every now and then."More like this story
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As state government wrangles over balancing a budget, Gov. Janet Napolitano on Monday fired back at criticism of her plan.
Napolitano gave the keynote address at a Scottsdale Rotary Club lunch meeting at the Camelback Inn in Paradise Valley to about 150 people.
The budget can be balanced with spending cuts, revenue bonding for construction and temporary fiscal measures, including selling state assets.
"We have a lot of equity in comparison to debt in our state," said Napolitano, who added she will not tolerate cuts to education and state universities.
The governor returned criticism from legislators. Critics contend her budget borrows too much.
"Borrowing is not bad," Napolitano said. "This is what businesses do, and they do it in a smart way and a tactical way so they can maintain their essential functions during an economic downturn. . . . It's smart, particularly in the interest-rate market we have today."
The governor said the budget cannot be balanced by spending cuts. Two-thirds of the state budget is already spent under federal and voter mandates, the governor said.
"We've already been cutting, cutting, cutting," Napolitano said. "There's a little bit out there of fluff and waste. . . . And we're finding that and cutting it."
State revenue is roughly equal to that of 1999, the governor said. However, expenses have ballooned. More than 100,00 children are in kindergarten through 12 th grade than in 1999. Prisons hold 5,000 more inmates than in 1999, with an average annual cost of $24,000 per inmate. Half a million more people have enrolled in the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, or state health care for the poor.
"So, when people say, 'Governor, you increase spending,' I say, 'You tell me which inmates you want me to let out of prison, which schools do you want me to close, and which of your parents don't get long-term care out of the AHCCCS program?' That's where the money goes: To those vital functions that government has to perform."
Napolitano denied that her budget is "mortgaging the future by having a
budget like this."
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quote:Can one honestly have major concerns about hiring an OC like Cam Cameron because he was less than optimal in the NFL and then turn around and, with a straight face, be concerned about Saban dominating the college scene?
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Goldman Sachs's Cohn Says He's Fairly Bullish on Global Equities
Jan. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. President Gary Cohn said he's "fairly bullish" on global stock markets as investors will shift money from bonds to equities as interest rates rise.
"The cause of interest rates going up, which is greater economic activity and greater growth, will be very positive for our business," Cohn said in an interview today with Bloomberg Television's Erik Schatzker at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Shares in top companies also offer attractive dividend yields relative to where interest rates are, Cohn said. The dividend yield of the Dow Jones Industrial Average is 2.51 percent, compared with the 1.86 percent yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"I look at the dividend yield that you can receive in relatively blue-chip companies around the world, and I look at that versus risk-free yields, and I think that is an interesting opportunity," Cohn said. "You are long some global growth, you're long some inflation, and you get paid a decent return to own those."
Cohn contrasted his view on stocks with that on bonds.
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3.93 / 5.00 6,205 ViewsHuge thanks to everyone for their continued patience and continued support. You guys are the best fans in the world.
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SkyRyu, I believe the song you are referring to is Hania's "I Want My Life Back."
I enjoyed one and two alot, the music is great, I just cant stand the lag..
That was an awesome game! I´ll give 4,0 mainly because of the lag, and because it was very short.
The mood and the music were great, though. What is the name of the song?
Loved the game :) the graphics, the music, the puzzles... very enjoyable. This didn't lag as much as the first one which is strange o:
Just wish the chapters were longer ;o
TOOO FREAKING LAGGY!!! only problem.. :\
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22 How long, ye simple ones, will ye love simplicity? And scoffers delight them in scoffing, And fools hate knowledge? | 22 "How long will you simple ones love your simple ways? How long will mockers delight in mockery and fools hate knowledge? |
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Ric Edelman is a financial services professional who has hosted television programs, radio shows, conducted seminars, written books, and counseled thousands of people on the subject personal finance. He runs a consulting firm and he makes appearances through all sorts of media outlets, spreading the message of investor education and personal financial management. He designed this web service, ricedelman.com, as a resource for those who want to learn more about their money and how to gain control over personal financial matters. What Does This Service Offer?: This investor education web service is divided into the following sections: About Ric- This area introduces you to the man behind the web site, Mr. Ric Edelman. It provides a background and describes his credentials as a financial professional along with the many awards and recognition he has received over the years. Tune In- Here, you can find links to Ric Edelmans media contacts, with information on his television show, radio program, newspaper articles about Ric, etc. You can also schedule Ric to make a speaking appearance before your organization. Educational Store- This section allows curious individuals to purchase one of Edelmans books, audio tapes, or video tapes. If you decide to make a purchase, you will be linked into Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble. Financial Planning- This is strictly an educational area, with advice and facts about estate planning, saving for educational expenses, debt elimination, home ownership, taxes, retirement planning, etc. Financial Tools- These tools number exactly three. There is a tool to help you select and locate a good financial advisor; one to help you determine how much to contribute to an IRA; and a money quiz that tests your knowledge in 13 key areas of personal finance. Financial Services- This area of the site includes more educational material on mortgages, retirement, savings, insurance, etc., plus it includes a sales pitch for Edlemans financial firm and contact information if you want to hire an advisor. Newsletter- No financial web site would be complete without some sort of newsletter. You can sign up for Edelmans free newsletter through this section of the site and, if you want more thorough coverage, you can purchase a subscription to Edelmans Inside Personal Finance- a printed newsletter that is delivered to your home or office. In the News- This is a chronological listing, going back several years, of some of Edelmans favorite financial columns. Customer Service: Ric Edelmans headquarters is located in Fairfax, VA. If you need to contact the site about technical problems or if you want to request financial assistance, you can call 703-818-0800 or send a fax to 703-818-1910. Final Thoughts: Ric Edelman is a financial expert who eats, drinks, and breathes money. His columns can be found in many newspapers (he writes a syndicated column titled The Truth about Money) and he can often be seen on television, either as host of his own show or as a guest on another program, talking about personal finance and the importance of taking the initiative to get your finances in order. I first heard about Ric Edelman a few years ago when I obtained one of his books. The book is titled Financial Security in Troubled Times and it contains Rics recipe for protecting ones self against all of the possible financial tragedies that living from day to day can bring. This book was written after the attacks on September 11, 2001, and it tended to be too pessimistic and too quick to rely on insurance to protect against anything bad that could (and probably would, according to Edelman) happen in the future. The book was very pushy about insurance, and it caused me to have doubts about Edelman and his financial expertise. I knew that he operated a web site, but I was reluctant to bother visiting the site after reading this sub-par book. After finally giving in, I discovered that the web site contains more than just pushy advice on buying every type of insurance offered under the sun. It includes some good advice on all aspects of personal finance and it is actually a very well- rounded web site, covering all the important bases of personal finance: debt reduction, mortgages, retirement planning, saving for education, paying for health care, even advice on covering the expenses of a wedding. Each of the main areas is broken down into subsections so that web surfers can narrow down to the one specific topic that they want to find out more about. As far as the writing goes, some of Edelmans advice is rather simplistic and sometimes the headings of each section do not necessarily coincide with the article itself. Take for instance his section on mortgages. There is a subsection titled Never Rent Real Estate Youd Rather Sell. By using the word never, the title seems to indicate that this is an article that argues completely against ever renting your property. Well, Edelman does point out the negatives, but what he says is rather obvious- that if you cannot find someone to rent your house and cover most or all of the mortgage, taxes, and insurance, you could end up taking a loss each month (Well no sh-t, Sherlock!). He also points out that the real estate prices in your area could drop (this is possible, but not likely over many years of time) and that you may have trouble keeping the property rented and guaranteeing monthly cash flow. But then, he contradicts what the title suggests by stating that there are some instances (like when property prices are appreciating at a better than average rate) where renting property is worthwhile. He does this in other areas of finance, too- making quick one- sided arguments without really analyzing all of the possibilities and using too many if statements (if this is true, and if this is true, and if this ..etc). With so many variables to consider, most investors will not be able to take his advice all that seriously because it is doubtful that anyone fits all of the criteria contained in the endless string of if statements. Most of the advice given here, however, is very sound and it can really come in handy for the average investor. For example, Edelman correctly describes the common mistake that investors make when they double pay the taxes on mutual fund investments. He also explains the importance of naming beneficiaries on your retirement plan and he gives tips on how to avoid paying tax on a 401k distribution. Some of his other advice (like that mentioned above, with renting property) is debatable, but it can prove to be helpful in some situations. One thing that could improve this educational site is the addition of some more user tools. There are only three tools available and they do not cover the vast majority of the questions and issues that investors want to know. There is no retirement accumulation tool, no debt reduction tool, or any of the other standard programs that exist in other educational sites to assist individuals with proper financial planning. In many instances, an interactive tool (where you answer a few questions about your debt, investments, etc., and wait for the computer to give you advice based on the numbers) could help provide investors with some quick, visually- stimulating advice on what to do next. Like in the section titled Should you choose monthly income or One Lump Sum? (regarding receiving pension money from an employer). Edelman talks about the legal requirements to take one action over another and how important it is to invest wisely. But he leaves the issue open (probably hoping that you will purchase his firms consulting services). A quick, simple to use, interactive tool would be very helpful here. Ric Edelmans on- line investor education service is quite good overall. It isnt perfect (few web sites like this are), but it does manage to cover all of the important topics relating to personal finance. It would be better with more thorough responses and fewer one- sided discussions about specific topics. A few good user tools would enhance the site, too. But overall, it is still a good place to start. It can help teach investors some of the important measures that need to be taken to ensure financial security.


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20 My tent is destroyed, and all my cords are broken; my children have gone from me, and they are not; there is no one to spread my tent again and to set up my curtains. | 20 My tent is destroyed; all its ropes are snapped. My sons are gone from me and are no more; no one is left now to pitch my tent or to set up my shelter. |
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A nice massage bar choc full of oils and butters.
I bought this on a romantic night in with the boyfriend. All was going well until he asked what the brown smudges were. Lo and behold, they were melted peices of chocolate.
I ended up needing a shower after the massage which was kind of pointless...
Nice smelling and decently decandent but wouldn't repurchase. It was more of a novelty for me.
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Obviously this smells freaking amazing! But I took off one lippie because it is soooo expensive, and I don't like the brown chocolate chunks. And didn't they just discontinue this? Boo hoo.
Love this bar!
-lasted for years without ever going bad in any way
-very very nice for massages (my boyfriend agrees)
-excellent moisturizer
-luxurious, sexy scent
-takes a long time to absorb (which is also a pro, for massages)
-sometimes the scent can be a bit overpowering
I really like this expensive little heart. Quite chocolately but delicious nonetheless. Moisturizing and indulgent. Only wish it was a bit larger for the price. I don't love the chocolate center, but it doesn't necessarily bother me until chocolate pieces start falling all over me and the bathroom. Is chocolate good for your skin? Doesn't seem to be bad for it. I tend to rub in what I can then toss the rest. Hasn't stained my white robe or clothes yet. I'd recommend giving this little guy a try and I'd definitely repurchase. With daily use I'd say it lasts 3 weeks to a month if your lucky.
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Using this on my legs before I go to bed has made such a difference to my skin. By morning, my legs looks "radiant" with a nice non-greasy gleam to them. The scent is just so beautiful too, not overly chocolatey. I would recommend using this at night, or if you aren't planning to go out, because the darker parts of the bar leave brown smears on your skin which look really...odd.
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I love the smell of this, my boyfriend thought it was way too sweet. I just use it for my legs at night before I go to bed. I just rub the bar directly onto my legs up and down a few times and then use my hands to work in. I don't mind the chocolatey bits in this lovely massage bar. I was told that it is edible soooo if my boyfriend wanted to he could eat it off me...haha but since he hates the smell I don't think that will happen anytime soon. Just let it absorb, takes a while to absorb so I sometimes just put on my PJs anyways and if they smell like Soft Coeur so be it.... I just wish it was bigger!!! I've used it four times and I'm nearly done. =( It is pricey for the amount. But I will buy it again if I don't take a liking to any of the other massage bars.
PS. since I've used this on my legs it helps my cutiles on my hands too which means far less manicures for me.
Since all the other comments pretty much say it all, I'll just add that this smells really good with silky underwear dusting powder layered on top. Thank you Lush SA! Since this is so small I usually just use this on my arms for the smell...I havent had any issues with the chocolate bits but I do try to avoid them once exposed.
This is my favourite massage bar by far, although i prefer lotions anytime. It makes my skin feel really smooth and soft. This is very oily but sink into the skin after a while. I liked the scent ... it smells like food, yummy.
Its quite a bit more expensive and some other Lush massage bars, GBP4.30 for 30g! I go through one bar in maybe 2 weeks if used daily.
I'm just not sure if its sanitary, i would prefer if it comes in a bottle though... Every bar has a dark brown portion and the colour gets onto my skin when I'm using it, kind of annoying.
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Herbes de Provence is a combination of dried basil, fennel seeds, lavender, marjoram, rosemary, sage, summer savory, and thyme.
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This decadent turtle trifle gets its flavor inspiration from classic turtle candy and features marscapone cheese, whipping cream, vanilla, pecan pie chunks, toasted pecans, and fudge cand caramel toppings.
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Well known for its steaks, Kozlak's serves top-shelf cuts such as bone-in tenderloin, roasted prime rib, and tenderloin filet crowned with add-ons of rich blue cheese, Cajun spices, or fresh sauteed mushrooms. Single tails of steamed African lobster recline on plates with drawn butter, and Australian sea bass receives a stuffing of spinach and crab before being topped with a butter-tarragon sauce. Kozlak's Royal Oak Restaurant boasts a screened-in patio with a canopy.
The menu at Café Cravings, sister restaurant to Cravings Wine Bar & Grille, is in essence an encyclopedia of classic American cuisine. There are the sandwiches, which run the gamut from crisp BLTs and triple-decker clubs to the sizzling, strawberry-kissed Monte Cristo. There are the soups, which fill sourdough bread bowls, and the rotating selection of quiches. But most impressive has to be the breakfast. The 25-strong selection is served all day, ensuring that even those who wake up late or have their watch on backward get a bite of fluffy, ham-stuffed Denver omelets and apple-walnut pancakes topped with maple butter.
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The late Jack Shadbolt, the renowned BC painter, once called Hornby Island home and to this day the island boasts a sky high per-capita population of creatives.
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Other Hornby artists with substantial regional and/or national reputations include Wayne Ngan (rated as one of Canada's top potters), sculptor Alastair Heseltine, Ann Zielinski (one of Shadbolt's best known students) and Elaine Savoie (descended from one of Hornby's pioneering families and known for her magical, icon-like animal paintings).
A handful of artists turn out for the charmingly down-to-earth and family friendly farmer's market (Wednesday and Saturday in the park on Sollans Road near the Hornby Hall). Their ranks are likely to include painter Tina Harrison, potter Masoud Zadeh and jeweller Louise Jarvis, among others.
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Jehiel Todd8, (Caleb7, Jehiel6, Stephen5, Stephen4, Samuel3, Samuel2, Christopher1) born Nov. 4, 1818, in Hinsdale, N. H., he was twice married, first, Oct. 7, 1840, Melissa Hildreth, who was born Feb. 4, 1818, in Chesterfield, N. H., died May 28, 1843, in Hinsdale, N. H. He married second, Jan. 1, 1845, Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Zackariah and Lydia (Fairbanks) Whitman, who was born Oct. 20, 1818, in Stowe, Mass.
He was a manufacturer of coffee, spices and cream a tartar. His factory was at 171 Union Street, Worcester, Mass.
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2033. Martha Elizabeth, b. Sept. 5, 1841. in Boston, Mass., m. Jan. 22, 1863, Rufus Livermore, who was born Nov. 1, 1839. No children. Mr. Livermore graduated from Williams College, studied law in Albany, N. Y., and was admitted to the bar there. He was studying the Massachusetts code of laws when the civil war broke out, when he immediately enlisted in the ever memorable 6th Massachusetts regiment. He was with the regiment on the noted April 19th, when passing through Baltimore for the protection of Washington.
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2034. Francis, b. June 29, 1847, d. Aug. 7, 1847.
2035. Jane Miller, b. Oct. 11, 1849, d. March 14, 1850.
2036. Mary Jane, b. Dec. 19, 1850, in Somerville, Mass., m. May 17, 1877, Joseph A. Long, of Northboro, Mass., who was b. June 18, 1839. They lived in Worcester, Mass.
*2037. Alice Street, b. July 23, 1853.
2038. Samuel Lawrence, b. June 21, 1855, d. July 11, 1857.
2039. Susie Whitman, b. Aug. 21, 1858, d. May 25, 1859.
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Two of the three current engines won't reappear in the new model. The 4.2 V-8 is gone. The 3.0-liter supercharged V-6 (again badged 3.0T) returns as the volume engine. And in place of the entry-level 3.2-liter V-6 is Audi's familiar 2.0T, paired with the Multitronic CVT. Available at launch only with front-wheel drive, the 2.0T eventually also will be offered with Quattro all-wheel drive. As much as we love the 2.0T in other applications (A4, A5), the turbo four's 211 hp is a significant ride down compared with the previous V-6 engine's 265 hp. Although the 2.0T's fuel economy of 25/33 mpg city/highway is certainly enticing, it will be interesting to see whether buyers will find the smaller engine adequate in the A6.
Unfortunately, there was no A6 2.0T on hand at the launch event we attended. Instead, we spent most of our time in with the 3.0T, which is paired exclusively with Quattro and whose performance is unlikely to disappoint anyone. Again with 300 horsepower, and with a bit more torque-325 lb-ft, up from 310-this muscular six makes the new A6 splendidly quick. The engine is also utterly unobtrusive, never even hinting that there's a supercharger at work. In fact, the one criticism some might have of this engine is that it lacks any real aural presence. The only way we could get a rise out of it was slapping off some rev-matched downshifts with the seven-speed S-Tronic dual-clutch gearbox, but U.S.-market cars won't have that transmission; instead our 3.0T will use an eight-speed automatic. With two more ratios than the current car's six-speed automatic, the new transmission helps the 3.0T improve its EPA ratings from 18/16 to 19/28 mpg (city/highway).
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